Hi all! I am back in the safe harbor of Boston (: Phew! Links for the week along with a new fishie Christianity.com - The Calling of Christian Writers - Richard Doster asks what is different about the new breed of Christian writers, including Marilynne Robinson Irreligious - Inception Breaks
07.25.2010| The Fish Tank | Judith Huang
No Comments
This issue, we've been focused on the question: where is God when people are suffering and in pain? Harvard's very own Rev. Jonathan Page provides an interesting answer for a Christian: he argues that God is still totally loving but not truly all-powerful. At first, I was rather upset with him for t
04.27.2010| The Fish Tank | Jordan Monge
3 Comments“But that which God foreknows, it needs must be, So says the best opinion of the clerks. Witness some cleric perfect for his works, That in the schools there’s a great altercation In this regard, and much high disputation… Whether the fact of God’s great foreknowing Makes it right need
03.27.2010| Opinions, Volume 5, Issue 2 | Jordan Monge
No CommentsThis summer, I thought a lot about the problem of foreknowledge and free will. If God knows what we're going to do beforehand - as certainly seems to be the case - how can our actions truly be described as "free"? There is far too much to say about this problem in one blog post, and it would be a
10.9.2009| The Fish Tank | J. Joseph Porter
11 CommentsNot so long ago I overheard the following exchange: Woman: Isn't the dining hall's food terrible? Man: Sometimes the dining hall has good food! They had grits yesterday. Woman: I don't like grits – I hate the taste of gravy. Man: What does grits have to do with gravy? Woman: …
10.8.2009| The Fish Tank | Cameron D. Kirk-Giannini
1 Comment
